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    Question Synchronize multiple worksheet windows

    Hi. I have an Excel 2010 workbook that contains several worksheets, all based on the same template (only the data in the sheets is different). For simplicity, let's say that there are 5 worksheets in the workbook.

    I have VBA code that creates 5 new windows, arranges them side-by-side, selects worksheet 1 in window 1, worksheet 2 in window 2, etc., and for each, sets them to a common scroll column and row.

    I need now to make it so that all 5 worksheets are synchronized to scroll vertically. I've tried multiple ways using "ActiveWorkbook.Windows.arrange ActiveWorkbook:=True, SyncVertical:=True" but the best I've ever achieved is getting two of the 5 windows to sync.

    Is there a way in VBA to get all 5 to scroll-sync vertically?

    Thanks!

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    Re: Synchronize multiple worksheet windows

    Hey

    You have obviously the macro I need. I have two windows opened and wish to scroll both syncroniously in vertical orientation.. Can you give me a tip?

    Eli Nielsen, DK

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    Re: Synchronize multiple worksheet windows

    Hello elinielsen, and welcome to the forum.

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